• Omalia Olive Press - The journey begins with a visit to a 4th generation olive oil factory.

Experience firsthand the blend of modern techniques and traditional methods passed down through generations.

As you tour the factory, you’ll have the chance to taste the rich, golden olive oil freshly pressed from the harvest. Each sip is a burst of flavor, transporting you to the sun-drenched hillsides where the olives were grown.

Beyond the sensory delight, visiting an olive oil factory in Crete offers a deeper understanding of the island’s culture and heritage. Olive oil here is more than a culinary staple; it symbolizes life itself, revered for its health benefits and deep connection to the land.

As you leave the factory, you take with you not just a bottle of olive oil, but a piece of Crete’s soul – a tangible reminder of the timeless bond between this ancient land and its most precious fruit.

• Ano Kera - Pass by without stopping
• Windmills Of Lasithi Plateau - The next stop is the Lasithi Plateau to explore old windmills and capture the spectacular mountain views.

For centuries, these windmills have stood as guardians of the land, harnessing the wind’s power to grind grain and irrigate the fertile soil.

Each windmill tells a story of hard work and perseverance, passed down through generations of farmers. Their simple yet elegant design is a testament to the ingenuity of those who built them, using local materials and ancient techniques.

Today, the windmills of Lasithi Plateau are not just relics of the past but living monuments to the island’s rich agricultural heritage. Visitors come from far and wide to marvel at their beauty and learn about the history of this timeless landscape.

• Psychro - Next, we’ll stop at Psychro village for a pottery workshop, where you can watch the owner create ceramics and even make your own souvenir.
• Magoula - Pass by without stopping
• Lasithi Mesa - In this small village, you’ll meet locals in an old kafeneio (traditional café) to enjoy Greek coffee and some raki, and learn about their daily life, traditions, and culture.
• Marmaketo - Everyone loves strawberries, so it’s time to pick some fresh strawberries from our garden.
• Tzermiado - Take a leisurely walk through the narrow streets of the capital village of Lasithi Plateau and admire the old characteristic houses.
• Lagou - Pass by without stopping
• Kera Kardiotissa Monastery - On the way back, enjoy lunch at a family taverna with Cretan food made from fresh local products.
  Here you can taste traditional dishes such as Moussaka, Saganaki, Stuffed vegetables, Greek salad, or Lamb in the oven.
• Krasi - Explore a 2,400-year-old Platanus Tree.

The Platanus tree of Krasi stands as a majestic symbol of nature’s resilience and enduring beauty. Nestled within the charming village of Krasi on the island of Crete, this ancient plane tree has witnessed centuries of history unfold beneath its sprawling branches.

As you approach the tree, its sheer size commands attention, casting a cool shade over the surrounding square. Its gnarled trunk, weathered by time, tells stories of generations past, while its lush foliage rustles gently in the breeze, offering a sense of tranquility amidst the bustling village.

Legend has it that the Platanus tree of Krasi is over 2,000 years old, making it one of the oldest living beings in Europe. Its presence is deeply ingrained in local folklore, revered by villagers as a sacred guardian of the land.

Visitors from far and wide come to marvel at this ancient specimen, drawn by its sheer magnitude and historical significance.

• Avdou - Passing through olive groves.
• Aposelemis Dam - On the way back, we’ll stop at the largest dam on Crete island, Aposelemis Dam. It has become a popular tourist attraction, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the reservoir.

As you stand on the banks of the reservoir, surrounded by the tranquility of the Cretan countryside, you can’t help but appreciate the profound impact that the Aposelemis Dam has had on the lives of those who call this island home. For in its waters flows not just sustenance, but the promise of a brighter, more sustainable future for generations to come.

The Aposelemis Dam stands as a modern engineering marvel amidst the rugged landscapes of Crete, a testament to human ingenuity and the quest for sustainable water management. Located near the village of Avdou, this imposing structure harnesses the waters of the Aposelemis River, serving as a vital lifeline for the island’s inhabitants and agricultural endeavors.

• The Palace of Knossos - Finally, it’s time to explore the Palace of Knossos.
  Discover the oldest civilization in Europe in this magnificent ancient site.
  Knossos Palace is the capital of the Minoan Civilization and the most visited site on Crete island. The palace was constructed in 1900 BC and destroyed around 1380-1100 BC.

• Wines, Greek Coffee, Raki, and Refreshments
• Bottled water
• Private transportation in Mercedes Benz Van
• All fees and taxes
• Liability Insurance
• Pick up and drop off from your accommodation, hotel, port, or airport
• Professional English-speaking Driver Guide

• Knossos Palace entrance (15 euro per person)
• Lunch in traditional Taverna (optional)
• Official Licensed Tourist Guide at Knossos Palace(100 euro per group optional)